Archive for October 2011

“Money is the medium by which earthly success is measured.” Often it becomes a very big problem when money slips off your hands with no hope of returning or replacement. This article is going to be interesting, yet educative for those who have just realized the upshots of recession.

November 18th at from 3 – 5 pm at the Panera Bread location located at 1810 Gunbarrel Road in Chattanooga, TN 37421 I will be performing Book Signings and discussing two steps of my book “E.I. = $ – 10 Steps to Becoming Economically Intelligent (E.I.) And […]

Keep Good Records. If you don’t keep good records, you’re probably not claiming all your allowable income tax deductions and credits. Set up a system now and use it all year. It’s much easier than scrambling to find everything at tax time, only to miss items that […]

Remember being Economically Intelligent does not always mean that you should buy products that cost less money. In some cases, you have to pay more for quality. Typical example is shoes – buy a pair of comfortable shoes even if that means that you have to pay […]

Diversify your stock portfolio. A good rule-of-thumb is never invest more than 20% of your portfolio in any one company. Even if the company’s performance is solid you should consider spreading your stock in several different companies that have a good performance record.

Our country’s leaders are on the verge of approving a debt ceiling plan. Consider developing a debt ceiling of your own. Cutting debt is essential to living a financially free life. Take some time and assess your finances. Ask yourself, “What can I eliminate from my monthly […]

Try doing your grocery shopping late a night. I confirmed that I spend less money at the supermarket when I go late at night than when I go during the daytime. The logic is very simple – when your tired you go to supermarket with one agenda […]

When making investments, patience is a virtue. When investing in stocks, remember that you may not yield returns overnight. Usually, it will be a few years before for you obtain significant returns in your stock investments. Be patient and let your stock investments make money for you.

Invest in a pair of comfortable shoes. When shopping for shoes, focus on shoes that offer the most comfort for your feet; it is E.I. to avoid walking in shoes that can cause or escalate foot / knee pain.

From Readers of E.I. = $

Very Empowering!!!
-Carmen Woodsfrom Kennewick, WA

If it weren't for doing business with you and building your website I would not have been able to weather the 1900 car bill I just had and know I can still keep things going. Jeremy G. Preston you have truly impacted my life bro. From one man to another... Thanks.
-Robert Ruby II
from Newark, DE

Reading “E.I. = $” by Jeremy G. Preston has given me an easier way to budget my finances, and has allowed me to set up a system that shows how my money is spent. This financial empowerment system shows me where I spend my money and when to limit spending. Now, I can actually track how much of my money is spent every month.....
-Tyson Mccrary
from Chattanooga, TN